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•f •r LMMU i FIFTY-FIRST YEAR LOWELL, MICHIGAN, SEPT. 16,1943 No. 19 = 1 First Grid Game rHF. NEW SCHOOL TEAR Kent County's War Loan Quota Will Build War BoDd Sales OPENING of »cbool» for a This Friday Night | new y«ar of study Is on« of tl»« Lowell High school will introduce i Fifty Great FlyBg Ships, Eack Costing at events of American life. Our Its new football edition, this Pridayj have became so accuMomed Under Way Here evening when it plays host to Wy- i annual parade of their fwn>f- oming Park on the local field. on the flret day of acbool and $375,000 Hou»e>tD-Housc CanTass Very little is known about either J ; days, that they may fail Enough war bond sales to buy a whole squadron of 50 four-motored News of Our Boys team This is Wyoming Park's flrrt Canning of tomatoes has been By Salespeople Its full algnlficance. Flying Portress bombers—that Is how Kent county will Wk the year in the conferencf, and un- ii least they reoognlte It m a attack" in the third war loan campaign that began Sept 9. That is proceeding at a steady pace at the n,, Lowell Community War Bond doubtedly they will be Intent on L W. Rutherford and Son. factory, p was opened by a By K. K. Tlnlng srene, when these youngsters Bob Bllia, located at Tumwater, how It will keep the faith with the 14.000 Kent county men now In the rofniIn making a good showing. except for a day or two the first haw been frolickinr about Wash, has been made a corporal. service of their country. well attended committee meeting i Lowell must rebuild its line and of the week when operations were [ vacation play or toiling at some Kent county's bomber squadron last week Wednesday. L V. Mulnlx. | Good Showing at State Show fill in some vacancies left by grad- It Is our solemn duty to help pro- temporarily halted because of Mon- Job, become school pupils Sgt Orton K. Seese is now pat- bought with the $19,521,000 this Sr., and Henry Schantx, co-chair- uation of previous veterans Local ride the superior equipment day's rain. Mr. Rutherford states Kent County 4-H Clubs did well. and march to and from the ting hit mail at Grenada, Miss, at county has promised to raise during men of Kent County outside of that the light frost last week caused Grand Rapids, addremed the meet- nothing coiuidered. at the second The sight of so many the Army Air Bast, having been fans are expected to turn out and In planning for the third war the campaign, will go into battle to no material damage to the crop. 4nnual St te them In new and attractive moved from Westover Field. help the local team get off on the loan campaign. Prank N. Isbey of Ing. Over forty committee mem-; « umbrella the attack of America's Mich mn S,4tp ow clothes, shows the comfort right foot Detroit, state chairman, informed ben and ntapcople from four * ^ Invading forces and destroy enemy There are 419 names on •he Serv- I bcr American life. Pvt. Carroll Kyser of the Marines the Kent county committee that townships were In attendance and ^ ^-end. supply lines. One of Boeing's big ice Men's Honor Roll at the Lowell came home from Kalamasoo for $7,815,000 of Kent's quota should received instructions- Showing cattle for the first time used to be repre&enled that Flying Portreaees costs $375,000, so City Hall, all of whom are from the n numb over the week-end. Health be made up of sales of the popu- It was exptamed that the average ' * " ^ J™* the boys usuaHy dislike to go to Kent must not fall short of its goal a lar series E bonds to the Individ- Lowell area. That means 419 rea- quota for the country over, was showman tricks, and go there with unwilling Warns About P if Its squadron is to have a full sons why we should back t .e attack Harry Bickhoff, recently induct- uals Realisation of the magnitude $110 per person but that the quota frsthered some prise money and had Now they seem very willing to complement of 50 bombers. of our own boys by investing in ed. is now in the medical corps at Many deaths and serious Illnesses of this task is gained from the set for Lowell Community i, J80 » ^ood time. Kent's eleven heao and few if any of them would The Lowell area share of the Third War Loan Series E bonds Camp Gruber. Okla from poisonings can be prevented fact Jut April E bond sales here per person. To go over the top Low- ^ Lincoln, of out if they could. They realiee In Michigan homes each year if a Kent County Quota is $2*0.000, and totaled only $2,757,205. which will return $100 for every ell Community murt purr^^te $240.- Spencer township, with two Brown education is necessary to earn $75 invested. Kent county has a 9 & fir5t and firih Glendon Swarthout, who reported few simple precautions are taken, W. W. Gumser. general chairman It will be a matter of sellin}r 000 of bonds during September andi®*"* Pi***- and win succees. Sometimes total of 24,000 men fighting for their at Port Custer last week, has been according to Dr. H. Allen Moyer, for the Lowell area etates that Kent an extra $100 bond to every man, this means that «ch must do his William Friend, of Paris township, do not folly realise that educa- country. afsigned to the Army Air Corps. state health commissioner. county has met and exceeded every woman and child in the county, share. To establish this record the * Guernsey cow. had third means real and steady work, "All containers which have poi- recent quota in Community Chest, on the average, in addition to pur- Lowell Bank and Post office will P^ce. Sharon Davis .of Oakfield youngster wfco should take the The Paul Kellogg Vinegar Co. is Sgt. Albert C. Kyser. who has been sonous substances In them should War Chest and war bond cam- chases now being made out of In- have to sell the entire amount, township, and J. C Nielsen, of Nel- to play hookey for a time, humming now as this year's apple stationed at Port Sheridan. Bl.. has be properly labeled so that they paign a. and must succeed again come. It's a huge task, but It will Bonds purchased elsewhere cannot ^ township, had fourth place on soon feel lonely enough with crcp comes pouring in to the their bren transferred to Port Bliss, Tex. can be easily identified," said Dr. this time, because success will mean be done. The money is here. Idle be counted as part of the quota, I Jerseys. the rest of the kids marching presses for the making of vinegar Moyer. "The wore' 'poison' Should the saving of American lives per n-nst win the war. Fathers of Service men. Gallants Kenneth El hart, of Grattan town- to the sohoolhouses. Or if his — - . . for tne year 1943-44. Mr. Kellogg Walter Gumscr has been trans- be lettered clearly on ail such con- haps the lives of brave Kent county The following persons have been ... - who sold bonds in the Second Drive ship, with a two-year-old Belgian ents should refusp to let him , _ , . _ i states that for the year ending ferred from Great Lakes Naval tainers Poisons should be kept out men who are only asking us to do as chairmen of the Third and other salej^eople will conduct mare, won first in his diss, had a id. he would probably be beg* Sept 1 the company sold 16.000 Training Station to San Diego. of the reach of children. the lending while they do the fight- War loan for the Lowril area; a house-to-house canvass. These :-e«rve championship and finished soon enough to let htm follow ^^ bbls. or 30.000 dozen cases of vine- "If a person has been poisoned, ing. Seymour Hesche. Lowell township; same salespeople are permitted to *1*® day by winning the showman- rest of the children flocking _ gar, which is more than has ever a nd the first thing to do is caH a doc- A superior army, equipped with approach any prospective buyers, ^"P - * bridle Cook. Cascade; Henry John- been sold in any previous year. The the school doors We hoar that Capt George Got tor. Before the doctor arrives the so in all probability many citi*ei» Dale Johnson, who switched to a superior weapons, means quicker Bowne; Merle Cramton, Ada; Kellogg plant has a storage capac- The open schoolhouse for all chiV m1th tht fcrcn best first aid measure is to induce will be ast-ed more than" once to pig P^ject, when his calf died, took victory. We have the superior army. O. J. Odell, Vergennes. ity of 750,000 gallons. has been one of the most comjnMdPa by General Jimmy vomiting. Another good first aid purchase bonds The canvass will third place with his Poland China ital conceptions of our life, j Doomtle measure is to give the victim milk be completed by Saturday, Septem- tfU *nd with no previous showing The WPB announces that col- traditional aims of "life, Ifcerty. _ or eggs to slow absorption in the ber 18, and reports are to be in experience won third place in the Respected Citizen lections of used silk and nylon the pursuit of happinest' would Juxnes Gaunt has received a cer- stomach." Lowell Man by September 20. W. W. Gumser. showmanship contest for which he stockings, utilized in the manufac- seem so valuable if education llfic4le of dlsabilJty discharge and Among the common causes of general chairman for the Lowell '"'ill get war «amps. Dies in 88th Year Gets Important Post ture of powder bags, parachutes not provided. A child might he and Mrs. Gaunt will make their poisonings in homos and on farms area says that it is very possible Rock Liera, of Sparta, sold his and ether w*r equipment, will be r e liberty, but if he had no home in in Michigan are kitchen drain Thomas C. Willette, a respected Howard H. Peck ham, curator of that a gigantic mass meeting will be lie. ri«ri siecr in the sale for 19"ic stopped Sept SO becaas collections : he would have a hard __ cleaners, insecticides, rat poisons, and e^t-emed cfitizen of Lowell and •hawBscripts at the William L held during the week of Septem-;a pom-i, the sceer weighing 935 are on a decline scale. Forty-six ahead through the world. p*. Frederick Hoslcy has been drugs and foods. Carelessness in vicinity for nearly half a centuiy, dements Library at the U. of M., pounds. million pairs of stockings nave been ber 30. —— transferred frcm McQuaide PieVd. the use of these and other poisons died Monday in the home of his Arbor, was appointed to the purchase Bob Lincoln, Stuart VanLaan and collected. Mrs. R D. Haha. local Anyone desiring to PRACnOAL KDITATION Calif., to Stanford Unlwrsity. where daughter, Mrs. Ncrton Avery, at the aewty creeled post of University bords re«rolted in 98 deaths in the State chairman, reports that women of| ^ «hool or bank,(Walter Wingeier were in the dairy hp wni stnd of 87, having been born Feb. historian, by members of the a DEMAND for nracticaJ edu-! y engineering. last year. the T«owell area turned in upwards ^ f^ssman will judging contest. Ray Houghton. Lee 17. 1856. board of regents at a recent meet- coi,cct EBOT, cation hs« been grnwinc strong-! of 1,400 pairs at the H L Weekes ^ —With the first burst of en- ... Most of us to Lowell will still JOHN TVTBKLE, 51, MBS I be alive when the names in the tober 15. VOD MASK PLANTS GROW J?" * """"f thusiasm spent, the ""third" army of more than 4,500,000 1 , , Louisiana, He and his wife spent SUDDENLY AT SABANAC volunteers settled down today for a steady siege and a ! front page headlines will all be new SHE AND WDGHT—Packages rnnrt ool g vlngthem fertilizer and water, ^ hlg niothcr Mre ones. ... It appears that the fellow John iPeterle. 51, a former Lowell day-by-day advance to reach its quota of fifteen billion exceed five pounds in weight IS inches in anu by removing such wing.ie. On Tuurad^- eve boy. uiou *s-y saddssly at >>»• hn-me .who claimed that ''dictators are weeds that hinder their growth So ^ ^ gathered at dollsrs in the Third War Loan Drive. length and 36 inches in length and girth the to Saranac Wednesday night from Temporary," really had something tewns grow by such fertilizing pro- ^ , , their Reports from all sections of the nation in the nrsl week rvw.ViTTfk^, hOTn for viHlt with a heart attack. there! as business enterprise and of the drive indicated that the battle to "Back the Attack broCher who returned to his camp He is survived toy his wife and LIMITATIONS—Only cms such padny. home town and residence improve- with War Bonds" is progressing "according to plan," but on Friday. son Larry, a sister, Mrs. C. HI will be accepted Jar mailing by cr on behaH ments, When people discover that that every possible effort must be exhausted if the goal of Auction Sales Roberts of Rookford. ID.; a brother, ol ft® same person cr ccncem to the same a town is a good place to work at least MI extra $100 War Bond for every income earner LOAB Scherbmski, Sept IS Editor's Note—Many Items of in- Ohurlcs Peterle of Lowell; and two addressee daring any one week. II should and do business in. such a place is to be reached. ^ ^ terest regarding our men In various nfeoes and a nephew. Having decided to discontinue is likely to grrw. First meager repirts Indicate every War Bond dollar will pay be indorsed "Christanas Gift Parcel". PeriA- of service, will be found Funeral arrangements have not. Wartime experiences have hamp- that to some cities and in some $4 for JS. farming. Louis Scherbinski will sell able matter w31 not be occeptod. to the various news been made at this writing. ered the growth of some towns, sectors on this Important bottle "Labor-Management committees at auction at the farm. 8 miles letters of Ledger correspondenta ADDRESSING—Writs legibly and gire full while In any community that can front the Immediate objective has are wortdng hand in hand; re- west of Lowell, then 1 mile north STRAND CALENDAR been obtained and the quota met turned war heroes, film stars. bank- of M-21. oil Saturday, Sept 18. a name. Army serial number, service arganira- fit Into war production the growth! In other Bections a long hard puli nrs, housewives, professional men, w r good list of cattle, horses, hogs, tian unit APO number of addressee and nq? be rapid, though petfhaps onlv; o d has been received by Mr Friday said Saturday, Sept 17-18— win be necessary to the house-to- workerc, clerks and salesmen- Mru lplnkD thml elr chickens, feed, and implements and the post office through which parcels are to temporary. Wartime experience **** ^ «» Johnny Welssmuller to 'Tanan house and bencb-to-bench canvass men and women in every walk of tools. N. C. Thomas, auctioneer. pass, and the towns that do the ^ Pt^^y of the Army Triumphs:" also *01% A Great Life" which has been undertaken to or- life are demonstrating that War be routed. most in the waj'of ptfbllc ln^>rove-' ^ir Gorps has arrived snmrwhere der to reach every man, woman Bonds bring unity to American life Harry Day. clerk. See complete adv. with Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake and child in the United States, PREPARATION—i is abeolutoly ln and that the nation is bonded in s In last week's Ledger. OVECSEAS ments and in creating attractive j and LanySlmms (The Bumsteads), This Third War Loan Drive is a common purpose in this great that articles be padced in snbstontkd homes, are the ones that can ex- plus News. challenge to the American people flnancing task." Ted R. Gamble, or containers and feat various gifts in a pect to grow permanently. The peo- Mr. and Mrs. Raj' Stevens of without parallel in history, lor they national director of the Wnr Fi- Jflbn E RocknfeUow, Sept 25 XJMSI Sunday and Monday, Sept 19^20— PACKAGES banatioo be secarrfy fitted. Pointed or ple who make their home places Cascade have received the •'Cabin to the Sky' with Ethel are being «ind to "lend" the nance Division of the Treasury, Having decided to quit farm lag largest sum of money ever raised said here today. more attractive do valuable adver- news that their son, Corp. Robert Waters, Rochester and Lena Horne, on account of old age and insuffici- SEPT. 15 edged instruznenb should be Stevens has dlefl In North Africa in the life of any nation. It is a "The people of toe nation are Caprfiwc: in tidn pasteboard boxes should be tising for their town, which attracts Including six great song hits; News challenge to "their wiD to sacrifice demonstrating that Americans on em help, John E. Rockefellow will * OCT. 15 the Interest of all who come there. from machine gun wounds. and Shorts. to "back the attack" of fheir hus- the home front can and will match sell at public auction at his farm. 4 enclosed in wood, meld or oacrngated paste- Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept. bands, sans, brothers and fathers the performance of the invading west of Alto or 9 miles south- board. BOOK 8 IS ALREABT SIGNED Corp. Wm. E Davis, son of Mr 21-22—"American Empire" with who are sacrificing everything. armies in "backing the attack" when of Lowell, on Saturday, Sept even life, so that toe people back they are called upon to do a job," POSTAGE—Ths rate on pcaceh of faaA and "Mrs, Wm. Davis who live south Riohard Dix and Leo Carrlllo; also 25. a good list of cattle and imple- L. W. Rutherford, chairman of home jn^y continue to enjoy the Mr. Gamble said. (exceeding eight ounces) is AM of Lowell on M-«l, came from "Nasty Nuisance." ments, tools, etc, A. W. Hflzey. the Lowell Ration Board states freedom and liberty at toe Ameri- "Never before in history have a V inl 1, In II TLTuS -tlffll »•! nil Nash vine, Tenn.. Tuesday to spend Thursday, Sept. 28—"Border Pa- auctioneer: E. V. Ciilby. clerk. Sete appncaiue STXN.PAH wi* WUOTS thai the new Ration . Book No. 8 can way of life. people in civilian life been asked {m 15-day furlougb at home. Prom trol" with William Boyd ; also 'The Reports from many of toe urban • to do a job comparable to toe task complete list on another puge of to fee port aftce m cars af which does not need to be brought to here he will report at Camp Phil- Pay Off' with Lee Tracy and Tina sections of toe nation indicate that which must be done in this Third this issue of the Ledger. parcel is addressed. Tbe third dass rate ol the ration board for signing, as lips, Kansas. Thcyer. workers are answering toe chal- War Lonn." Mr. Gamble observed, one and one-half cents lor each two ounces all books were signed before being lenge to send their dollars to war "but we have a sustaining faith in appBes to package not exceeding eight mailed out to the owners. to "back the attack." 'Fur coat" the ability of toe American people Teacher (pointing at a deer at the Cpl. Richard J. Belmers Is spend- of Lowell money, "automobile money," "new to mala every sacrifice, to meet zoo): "Johnny, what is that?" ounces. Parcels mirtniimy only books a* appliance money," "new home every test with which they are ing a twelve day furlough with Tils The Village Council has granted Johnny: "I dont know:" acceptable at the spockd rate of three ceds Wifey: The fortune teller said faced, in toe voluntary, democratic rritc In Grand Rapids and his par- money," Is going Into War Bonds Teacher; Wuat does your mother a pound. faKripflaons such as 1€eczy Cfarirt- my second husband would be hand- an extension of my Tax Roll to for toe duration, into toe assembly way so that our boys to toe trencfaas ents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Belmers some and clever. Octdber 1. Please cooperate by get- lines for tanks and planes, to settle and on toe battle lines may have call your father?" mas" or "Doat and family. Hubby: "Do you mean to tell me ting your taxes to me by that time. today's job "and guarantee a vic- toe took with \MA to light our Johnny: "Dont teD me that's be r^aced en the cot I bat torious frmsri» of tomorrow when common you have been married before? (continued pn back page) cl9-2t E. S. White, Treasurer a louse!" THREE THE IOWEIX LEDGER. LOWELL. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. id. 1943 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MlCIUOAN. THURSDAY, SEPT. If, IMS TWO -! LOWELL ITEMS THIS AND THAT Cbe Lowell Leader CAMPAU LAKE •HOSELEY—MURRAY LAKE OF 25, 30 AND Mrs. E. R. Hurd Mr*. Era Engle FROM AROUND Fresh, Hone-Mide and ALTO SOLO 35 YEARS AGO PnblUhcd *T*rr Tburadar mornlnc »' Ada News ALTO NEWS THE OLD TOWN 110 East lUio Stmt. Lomell. Ukhigan Robert Mervan and son, Robert Mr*. Fred PatHson Mr*. Emma Cummlng* of Sara- Your LOCAL AGENCY for the follow Pemit Clisters Bntrrrd at PoMotfK* at Lowell. Michljar.. (Mrm. Ilsttle R FlU4i) ai Second Claai Matter. of Northport visited N. S. Hunter nac la spending a few days with Septemlier 19, 191&—25 Years Ago Saturday. her niece, Mrs. Chris Kropf. ooHpaiiet IS AT YOIR SERVICE: Lee Condon was home from Ann R. G. Jpfferies, Editor and PublUber A lb. 20c W. F. Howk aold the shoe slock Library Note* Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lock and Mr. 4-H Fair Report Alto Locals Mr. and Mra. Clare Keech of Arbor over the week-end. F.D.JefferiM, Amt PiOdUher of A. J. Howk 4 Son to Stewart and Mrs. E R. Hurd motored to Mrs. Oren Graham reports $56 Many from Alto attended the Grand Rapids were at their farm IL F. Jrfferics, Advertising Mgr. A copy of Frances Mallary WOODLAND MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Miss Maryan Ashley waa home A Baker of Grand Rapids, who Grand Rapids Tuesday evening iCleared at ^ ^ Tent of the Sunday and also called at the WOODLAND. MICHIGAN Hatti« Scott's Wykes* new book. "Wings In the funer il of Corp. Albert Curley at IXT1A DURAiLE from Wyandotte over Sunday. moved the slock to Grand Rapids. Mrnibrr Mlehlcaa Prr* Amdatloa where they ^pent the evening with Nimble Fingers Club, at the 4-H the Bowne St. Patrick's church, Dell Ford home. Ksndy Kitchen Mrmber NaUeuU Editorial Aworiatloa Sand," is now available for your This deal retired from business the r 1,n h Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nash and Fair at Lowell. Their searing ex- Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ford and WEATHiRPROOFI Miss Msry Horn returned to On the Bridge, LoweU sriunRHTinv it ATKM , ««- R t « Ada Circulating II- MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE CO. oldest firm In Lowell, A. J. Howk br,rT Thj book Mrs. Bernard Wildfong and niece Mrs. Nina Dewey and baby re- Grand Rapids Saturday to resume AISH " by hibits in hall were clever, one girl Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ford and son HASTINGS, MICHIGAN having entered trade here with of Newaygo- had made a auil fiuUl b«r brulbei'a lumed home from the hospital Wed- Oren were Sunday guests of Mra A Stniafio/i of her teaching. One Year 12 00. Six Months |100 Frcd r' U James Hunt in 1866 under the about Miss Doris Cooper spent the old suit and It was very lovely, nesday, and is doing nicely. Kate Crady and Edna Myers. Miss Alice Hellmsn returned Three Months Mc. Single Coplss 5c various sea week-end with the home folks. AUTO OWNERS INSURANCE CO. style of Howk A Hunt 8hc,,8 found on made t0 the as were all exhibits. The club hope Mrs. Chas. L. Locke of VanDyke, Mrs. Eva Kropf, Mr. and Mrs. home Friday after spending the The LontfJ Uilnr. MlaWUhed Juaa. LANSING. MICHIGAN Frederick Belmers spent Friday Four hundred thirty men of the 1693; The Alto Solo. 'utabU«h«d J»>juar7 Bahama Bert Morris of Lansing called on to have their pressure cooker soon. Mich., Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Howard Kropf spent Sunday with summer In Detroit about the d, cover In Saranac with friends. 18 to 45 class registered In Lowell, }1^ *£•&£ !m. » y ^ one ot the Mr. Hunter one day last week. Connie Smith, Secretary. Josephine Foote. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jenks in Congratulations to our newly- Mrs. Elmer Ellis and daughter, 331 being from Lowell and 99 from CoofoUdated with the Ltdccr DecamtMr vety rare varieties. Since the book Mr. and Mrs. Allison Roark and Grattan. EARL V. COLBY AGENCY Mrs. Alice Wingeler was a guest is. 1936. was written by one of our own local weds, Mr. and Mrs. Neal C. Hall. children of near Detroit, Mr. and Joanne, were calling on relatlvea Vergennes. Methodist Church New* Mr. and Mrs. John Elhart and 1 in the W. A. Roth home last week. — residents and illustrated by a local Mr. and Mrs. Reed Cooper and Mrs. Robert Johnson and children Alto Buy War Bondtand Stampt Mich. In Bowne Center Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah M. Carr, 84, Lowell son Teddie of Fremont were Sat- Hugh Gardner of Pontlac spent artist, it should be of very real in- family called on Mr. and Mrs. How- The Harveat Festival at the of East Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Office Phone, Alto ttl Besldewce Phone. Alto 4711 pioneer, passed away at the home Editorial Comment urday night and Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ware of South Sunday with his mother. Mm Chaa terest to all of us. ard Stanton Sunday afternoon. church was very well attended, and Raymond Jousma and baby girl of Boston were Thursday evening of her daughter, Mra. Frank Mls- Ted El hart'a Gardner. ooNsrmmoN DAY Copies c-f the Ladies' Home Jour- Mr. and Mr*. Ray Lock and many were Inspired by the beauty Alaska were Sunday dinner guests gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cos- ner, in Grand Rapldsi r>„ c^» it i-o- .. /nal ate now at the library, due to Grandpa were Sunday dinner guests of the decorations and the products of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roark. Mr. Mr. and Mra Earl Gilmore were and also (Bert) Wm. A. Ha> j Charles Hagle of Jackson called On Sept, 17, 1 87, a convention of' ...... Id griff. Mra Phoebe Tate left for a visit DUJ4I J t | . the kindness of Mrs. Jack Beyer, of Mr. and Mr*. E. R. Hurd. that came from our Father's Roark of near Ypsllantl was home away at conference last week. SOUTH SIDE—SEGWUN S2!c of Traverse City. on his sister, Mrs. Olive Butler, delegates at Philadelphia completed ... . . Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Donaker and with her daughter, at Buffalo, Iowa. , .. ,, . who has turned over a subscription Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gilmore and gracious Hand. The wonderful dis- for the week-end. Mr. and Mcs Frank Sayles of Mrs. Charles Young Mr. and Mrs. Uynn Fletcher Wednesday. two daughters of Ionia spent the A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. IT'S A CHAMP the constitution of the United ...... children of Stanton, Mrs. C. D. play of fruit and vegetables was Mr. and Mrs. Frank KUne visited Muskegon spent a part of last week Alyn, Mm Burke Kenyon and week-end with Mr. and Mm Orval Mrs. Hazel Walker, (formerly Leon Weeka 8U.« to th. preMnt ton. exc^t k.pt up -.11 .nd 24 Terrell also of Stanton, Mr. and taken to the Clark Memorial home the former's sister, Mra Margaret with Mr. and Mra. Gordon Frost Mr. and Mm W. E. Spencer en- were Tuesday guests of Mr. Flet Jessup. Hazel Peck) moved last week to Bert H. Blakeslee of New York for th, ^doptM at ^ out thi. put Mra Chas. Terrell of Greenville. by the pastor. Proctor at Blodgett hospital, Sun- Mrs. Eva Kropf and Mra Howard tertained their sons, Clyde and er's sister, Mra. Fred Jacobl various datei. This constitution m«y , „ , , Grand Rapids. City viaited his sister, Mrs. W. J. Fr d Howtv fe Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson and The morning service next Sunday day afternoon and were dinner Kropf entertained the Ladle* Aid family of Ionia and OrvUle and family in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Ming FROM b, r.ffsrded u th, grc.t^t abhi.v,- ^^ 01,rdllt .nd Mr, children of Grand Rapids and Clay- will begin at 9:45, and the subject guests of Mr. and Mra Vernor Lynn family of Belding, on Sunday. Mra. Elvln Potter and lltl of DetroR spent the past week wtth Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Crook* of Warren. hut Thuraday In the Alton church George Mes?car of Slerre Madre, mmt to th. world to brt«l( o( frw GrKt wh^t>, ;ib„^n. „u i, ton Terrell of Camp Attertoury, will be "Giving God a Chance." of Cascade enroute. Mrs. Kline is daughter spent Sunday with hi Mra. Ming's mother, Mrs. Mary Tpailanti spent laat week-end at basement. Gerald Mullen of Ypsllanii Is Calif., came for a visit with his democratic, and republican govern. ..u m.ke , .p,clal .t- Ohio, and new bride recently helped The evening service will, begin improving nicely and able to re- parents, Mr. and Mra. Lewis Joni Wingeler. their home here. menl Sunday caller* at unns Kropf a home for a couple of week*. EVERY ANGLE fort to have them returned this Mrs. Marion Clark celebrate her at 8 p. m.. and subject I* "Are We Lieut Herbert Reynolds of Use Kfe-MMsKhrCatate, mother, Mrs. A. Kiefer. ceive friends during visiting hours were Mr. and Mra Dell Kropf and Mr. and Mrs. Burke Kenyon and Mra. W. W. Gumscr and Mm R. Mr. and Mra. Ray Rogers visited The constitution has been con- birthday. Worth Dying For?" The children's McCoy, Wto, and friend were Si Bertha Kinyon resigned her posi- Mra Alvah Peet and her grand daughter, Helen, Mr. and Mm Earl habv son of Ypsllantl and Mr. and D, Hahn attended a luncheon at at the home of hia sister. Mm John siderably changed by amendments. Mr. and Mrs. Ola Fountain were object will be The Hardest Door day afternoon callers at the Fiat for Vegetables, fa Ibha.... tion at the Ford Garage and went father, Chas. VanVrsnken spent Kropf and Mra Maud Segar of Mra. Russel! Slble and baby daugh- the Women's City Club, Grand Rap- Welsh, In Ionia, Sunday. and the power* of the government Wednesday callers at the Hurd to Open". The pastor will have a to Battle Creek to take a nurse's Ada Locals Sunday at the James Green home. LoweU. ter were Sunday guests of their Schwacha home. n* bit Uro-fl com -O. I rvtl ox! » -a If you think your face is hard enlarged by modern Interpretations. home. large heart on display. Dorothy Devenney and baby Mr. and Mra Claude Holllday •e »» nfr bwctoa md ptme-t s^t wmJ4 ids, Friday. Mm Maude VanDusen was re- training. Miss Xann Mlelette. formerly of Sunday Afternoon callers of Mra parents, Mr. and Mra Lynn Fletch- mi dktu • mtt* ewuliir. CvtraOTMtrf But what may be considered its All ladies should keep Sept. 24 daughter Mildred and Mr. and Mi Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson and turned from Blodgett hospital Sun- The Harry Clem house at Elm- the N'ordkin Ballet, cousin of Raoul daughter arrived home Sunday from Eva Engle were Mra. Lydia Chubb er. Mra. Kenyon expects to re- to suit — you just haven't met most fundamental feature is un- open for the great W. S. C. 8 Leroy Holllday and son of Hat Mr. and Mm Merle Dawson spent day and Is reported to be resting dale, occupied by Mr. and Mra Loranger of Ada. and her dancing SOUTHWEST BOWNE Williamaton. Her husband. Petty and daughter Nina, Mra. Lulu main for a few weeka •maari. touched. Rally* in Grand Rapida spent Sundsy with Mr. and Mr Sunday In Lansing with Mr. and comfortably. Herman Miller, was destroyed by partner. Joho Anthony, of the team Mrs. L.T. Anderson Officer 3|c Martin Devenney, left Kropf and Mra Maud Segar of Mr. and Mra. Harold Graham ^ Tkat-vmorCwlMah^ifcflM^aaDOOa*. the Champ. And it^s worth ten That feature is the provision by The White Circle met at the Ralph Mullen and family. Mm Ai Ward. Are. of Xann and Anthony, showing for Sunday to attend an advanced Lowell. called on his sister, Mra. Earl Star- Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and which the people hold regular elec- church Wednesday afternoon for Charles A. Zahm of Vergennes the past week at Club 21, Grand Mr. and Mrs Frcd Spencer wer* school In Miami. Mr*. Emma McDonald wa* home bard at Blodgett hospital Sundsy (ar«.«C—*T Mrs. H. P. Gotfredsen will return two children of Grand Rapids spent minutes of any man^s time to tions for the choice of the officials their social afternoon, 14 being • ^ and Mary C. Francisco of Grattan Rapids, were week-end guests of Wednesday callers of their daugh- Mra. Earl Colby and Grace Hale from Grand Rapid* over Sunday. afternoon. A body of men holding Iff waNr 1 solas oats to her work at East Lansing this Sunday with their mother, Mrs. who are to make and control the present The business meeting was were licensed to wed. Mr. and Mrs. Loranger; also Mr ter, Mra Dorr Glidden and family. called on Mra Chas. Foote Satur- Mr. and Mra Ted Elhart and Mm U. A Hawk entertained selves accountable to nobody ouj # -a *0*1. - week Friday morning after spend- Clara McCarty. see how cleverly these hats are operation of the laws. By that conducted by the prestdent, Mrs .1.—•—riria.ca* Millard Scott, an old resident of and Mr*. J. Fernando, appearing Leon Anderson and mother, Mrs. day. children visited bis father, Jacob with a family dinner on Sunday. not to be trusted by anybody. ing the summer vacation at her Gliamp means the people retain control Frank Faircbild. Clare Porritt and Mr. and Mra Bob Stocking returned to his Lowell, passed away after a long planned to step up appearance. with the Marcus Show with their W. C. Anderson of Alto were in Elhart In Zee land last Friday. Mr. Hawk of Wayne waa home Thomas Paine. home here. over their government- They should Lawrence Rlchardaon drove to home in , Tuesday, after Ulness. specialty puppet act, under the Hastings on business Friday. Mr. and Mra. Allison Roark and never allow that privilege to be '"rand Rapid* Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cosgriff were visiting two weeks at the home of] The Lowell teachers were tender- Styled to suit all types of um name of Fay and Fernando. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wierenga Alto Locals children of Detroit were Sunday W. A. ROTH 1 taken from them. where Clare visited his wife at Bor- Sunday afternoon callers at the his aunt. Mm Walter Kropf. ed an informal reception by the Your attention is called to an ad. and sons of Middleville and Mr. and Monday guest* at the Gordon Lowell, Mich. Don't fall to read the Interesting den's Convalescent Home, and the Phone 55 home of Mrs. Kate Curley In West M. E. ladies at the parsonage faces. Priced to make you for- running in the Ledger if you are and Mra. Maurice Sheehan and Frost home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mac Donald WHY THE SHORTAGE and appreciative letters from our Rlchardsons visited Mra. Richard- Bowne, also at the Alden Porritt Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph looking for employment in an e»- family of Grand Rapids were Sun- and her mother, Mrs. Mary Stinton, service men. written to the Box-a- wn's brother, Harotd Brewer and and John Watts homes In Bowne. Sherwooo, a daughter. get inflation. FalPs sensational (Editor's Note.—Phillip T. Rich, jentlal war industry. The W. K day visitors at the Emmett Shee- came from Detroit to spend the Montb Club and on display on the family. LOWELL CENTER Mr. and Mrs. John Barber and publisher of the Midland Dally venne Brass Work* in Grand Rap- han home. Dolores and Janet Kleeflsch re- week-end at their home here. new buUetin board In the postoffice. Marie Watson has quit her work Clara B. Aid rich Sign Up "i hope for a speedy recovery. son of South Bend, Ind., spent a buys at $3.93 to $5. News and president of the Michigan jiis ha* work fcr men or women. Mesdames John Troy, Leon An- turned home last Wednesday night Frances Braden, who hds been Mra Vivi-n Washburn, who re- In Grand Rapids and starts to WHITNEYVILLE | Mr. and Mm Levi Cooper visited few days with 3. B. Avery and JL. Many style*—many shades. Browns, League of Home Dailies, has for and the Lowell Ledger ad. will tell derson and Mary Reynolds were after a month's vacation spent In visiting her cousin, Edith Roth for sides with her sister, Mra Leo Erb »«hool at Junkr College. Beverly Mr. and Mra. Karl Kinyon, Billy Marl jane Bates I the former's sister, Mra Alice Bow- family. * grays, tans, blues and covert some months been interested In the you the details. Saturday afternoon callers of Mrs. Chicago with their father and in La- the past two weeks, returned to her in Grand Rapids, visited Mr. and Porritt and Helen Layer are both and Ruthanne, Mm Gladys Miller ——" ens at Georgetown, one day last Above we show the Liberator with looming pulpwood shortage, and his Miss Charlotte Fitch was a dinnet Sarah Bniton of Caledonia, the Porte, Ind., with their grandmother. home In Jackson Saturday. Mr* Owen Ellis Thursday evening attending Heaney Business college and friend, Ira Crome of Grand Sunday dinner guests at the Levi ureek, and also called at the Henry September IS. 1911—30 Year* Ago custom-creased crown and three- findings are noted herewith in one guest on Friday "f Miss Marjons latter is improving slowly from her Hayes Fineis, son of Mr. and Mm Louise Spaulding at Burton Height* and Marva Jean Ellis returned with In Grand Rapida Rapids were dinner guests of Mr. Cooper home were Mr. and Mm Lampln home In Wyoming Park. Mra. Frank Zehm spent Wednes- pleat band. of four editorials.) recent illnesa Mr Erwln Flnelo of Ionia, la spendlngi Mr. and Mrs. John Young of her for a few days' visit , I - ^ Mrs. Harold Metternlck and Mm Guy Slocum and Mm and the girls attended the Majestic Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Baker of Carl Wood of Ann Arbor, and Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Rawlings two weeks here with his grand- W- Thursday and Friday of Seattle here for a four weeks' mut- The present shortage of pulp- Mrs. Rose Porritt Is staying with and son were Sunday dinner guests Myrtle Burch Be Sin of Space In Grand Rapids with her Theatre in the evening. Caledonia were Friday evening and Mra. Henry Lampln and daugh- and Jeanne of Beverly, Mr. and mother, Mra. P. J. Flnela Hayes'^k RanHs * ing on the banks of Grand river. wood now faced In both the United her son, Clare Porritt while Mrs. of Mr. and Mra Ray Linton. Mr. and Mm E W. Aldrich have Mm Melvln Hull and boys and daughter, Mrs. Alger Dygert Ads Lodge, No. 280, F. A A M- guests at the Leon Anderson home ter of Wyoming Park. has a new baby brother born on Jim Spadafora bought a business Slates and Canada is inexcusable, Porritt Is at Borden's Convalescent Mr. and Mrs. Val Watts and been entertaining their son, Corp Barbara Bates of Grand Rapida conferred the 2nd degree on a class Mra John Troy and daughter li This low Pint Wllma McClure spent part of laat Mr*. Evelyn Oom waa taken to at Fenton. Mm Spadafora remained due to political blundering or ma- Home in G-ind Rapids. W. H Watt* and Mrs. Minnie Bouck Harold Russell Aldrich ol Colum- were Sunday dinner guests at the Tj*bor Day. of four candidates at their meet:.".? Nora were In Lowell Friday on bus- week at the home of ber aunt Mrs. Blodgett hospital last week and In charge of the Lowell store until neuvering. and will lead to demise Mra Alvah Peet of Grand Rap of Free port called on MraJRoy Mac- bus, Ind., the past week. Miss Evelyn Yeiter, who under- on Saturday evening. Guest* wer* iness Madora Miller In Grand Rap Ma. Wm. Bates home. is getting along fairly well She i past week-end with her grandpar- of the press through bankruptcy ids was home Thursday and at Naughton in MuUlken Sunday after- l a - * - - * - _3| L- _a I -it went a major operation three week* it could be sold. present from Grand Rapids, Lowell The funeral of Albert Curley, who Stella Rltxsma was a caller at MuiUNiRg will soon m n namii would welcome her LoweU friends. GOVE LAKE ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Seeley. unless the matter is quickly reme-j^ tended the funeral of Nellie Fuller noon. We are glad to aee Ll M Doug- Edwn Dunham, 53, died at the was killed in Oregon, a week ago the Earl Kinyon home Friday eve- Phone your new* to the ledger. !*go. w*s brought home Saturday Mm H. L. Coger Bud Weller started school this died. Is this what the fair-h irad In McCorda Mr. and Mr*. Earl Colby visited la able to be outdoors, and from Grand Rapids where she spent Mrs. Joy Davison and son Michael home of hit sister, Mrs. J. J. Plumbing, Russell Ward of Greenville called Saturday, was held Monday from ning. Lacken si be reaiy if jsa dpi ap t»- week at Davis Tech in Grand Rap- boys seek? Mr*. Elmer Dintaman accompa «t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mr. and Mm Earl Kinyon enter- a week recuperating at the home of Alma were dinner guests Thurs- Holmes. on relatives hi Ada Saturday eve- SL Patrick's church and burial was Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Norman re- The first meeting of the P. T. A. Ids. After talking with certain news- ning. nied Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Head Lane in Grand Rapids, Sunday. tained Corp. Harold Russell Aid- of Dr. and Mra R. T. Lustig. day of Mr. and Mra Bry Condon Clayton Richards and Minno in Wood lawn cemetery. iay at asy sf the falieiria| places: turned from a trip to Milwaukee. will be next week Friday evening,' , Heating, print manufacturers and publishers Sympathy is being extended to worth, Mesdames Basil Hayward Dr. and Mra Francis P. Daniels rich and Mr. and Mm E W. Aid- Mra. Florence Condon and children Ur. and Mra. Leon Anderson and Miss Carmen Wingeler of Palo St Paul, Minneapolis and Staples. Sept. 24, at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Baker have started repairing the In both Canada and the United ; ,. Aif^d Nordbe'rg of Cascade and Fred Dalstra and spent Friday who have been spending their va- were also guests. Mr son Claire were Sunday afternoon rich as supper guest* Tuesday eve- spent the week-end with her grand- Hazel Allyn, the new teaching' building on their farm, recently Sheet Metal Weill. States, we pointed out to members.^ Frank Richardson of Ada in Grand Rapida, the latter three at- cation at their summer home here FARMERS STATE BANK Minn. guest* of Mrs. Zetha Anderson and parent*, Mr. and Mra. A. Velzy and Mr. and Mra. Ray Kerrbrock and Vern Ashley of Coral and Elma supervisor of Grand Rapids, will be I purchased of Mrs. Ida Sinclair. of Congress many month* ago that :il the death of their mother and tending the Teachers' Institute. are leaving for Milleeared that: L There was jfrandnjother. Mra. Johannah De- Mr. and Mna Harry B Kendall of where Dr. Daniels ha* been teach- Helen Hart and daughter, Virginia VAL WAITS STORE of Grand Rapids were Sunday din- Mr. and Mra Robert Spencer and companied home by her aunt and united in marriage at the Congre- work with us. Everyone in the} El Rio Vlnagre, or the Vinegar ample pulpwood in Canada. 2. Tbera Groot, who passed away at bar Grand Rapid* were Saturday eve- ing for tw-nty year* In the Geotrto of Grand Rapids were Sunday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mm Fred RAY H. COVERT family of Jackson were Labor Day uncle, Mr. and Mm Leonard Ming. gational parsonage here. school district is urged to attend, river, is located in Colombia near was an abundance of labor there, home in Grand Rapids last Thurs- ning gi'-sts of Mr. and Mr*. Law- State College for Women. ner guests of Mr. and Mm K. W. BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR visitors at the Dorr Glidden home. Feimers and family. Claude Velton of Texas spent two A light lunch will be served, a part an active volcano. This river con The Plumber 3. There was plenty of water trans-day evening after a lingering ill- rence Gephart ^ Mr. and M-, Basl] Hayward Aldrich. Mm Aldrich and soa Rus- Mra Arnold Kreuger and children ! Mr. and Mra Burwell McDtarmid Mr. and Mm Fred Belmers cele- day* with his nephew, Ray Barber, of the 4-H girl* work for summer tains sulphuric acid and hydro- portation to float It to the mills. ness Bert Monse of Lansing visited •Pent Sunday with Mr. and Mm sell returned home with them and Many Adeantage* in froien food locker*: returned home last week Wednes- and son and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle brated their 25th wedding anniver The farm home of Edgar B. demo^atration. chloric acid, and is so sour that no 4. There wa* plenty of power to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tronsen «f bis cousin, Mrs. Chas. Dygert, Sat- Lew Warner in Haatinga sprat Labor Day. day from Nile*, where they had Pateraon and family were Sunday Have fresh aery last Friday, the family being Smith, northeast of Lowell, burned Diane Seeley spent a part of the fish ccn live in it make paper. We believe these points ; Amble were Sunday supper guests urday. Mr and Mrs Grant Warner of Mr. and Mm Howard Aldrich and mapped es part spent a week. Her mother. Mm guests at the Lewis McDiarmid aupper guest* of- Mi. and Mra. to the ground while the family was will be substantiated by an investi- of Mr. and Mra. George Chaffee, Two Kent County soldier*, one were Sunday dinner guest* were Monday evening callers of Mr. Charles Specklen, accompanied her home Lewla Phillips and family. at work in the field. gation now underway. I Mr. and Mr*. Orvle* Kellogg mo- Tech. Jacob A. Young of Alto, bad of Mr. and Mra. Ted Scott and Mm E. W. Aldrich. to Lowell and remained for a couple Charles Barnhill and family Most of the newsprint for paper* tored to McCords on Sunday and the honor to serve Mrs. Eleanor *«v- and Mra J, G. Ballard and Mr. and Mm Sherm Rowland of day*. Chad wick Lampkln returned moved to Ionia. in the United States is made in'were supper guests of Mr. and Mra SEELEY CORNERS Roosevelt on ber recent visit ia -Pent Friday with Mr. and were callers of Mr. and Mm Earl Mr. and Mm Roy Stephenson home Monday from Ocala, Fla, Mm J. W. Vanderhlll of Syra- Canada. Most of the chopping i* John Krum. Mr*. 8. P. Australia. The other soldier. Sgt •15 'toyd 8*Uera in CoopewHUe. Kinyon Thuraday evening. 1 and Mm Austin of Vicksburg where he spent two weeks visiting cuse, N. Y., visited her sister, Mrs. done by French-Canadian farmer* Mr. and Mr*. George Washburn Ralph C. Strand ot Grand Rapids Mm Glady* Miller and friend brought their daughter, Leonore, his brother, Richard, who Is a W. C Denick. during the winter. Because of a received a letter from tbeir Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houseman at chatted with th* first lady. We Iva Crome of Grand Rapids to the home of Mra O. J. Yeiter Squadron Commander there. iMHEVROlET DEALER^ Charles V. Washburn, saying he Imagine Mra Roosevelt is MORSE LAKE Alto From Faod Lockers Ernest D. Collar entered the field short-sighted policy these farmer* tended the funeral Saturday in supper guests of Mr. and Mm Sunday, where she wlU make her Isaac Simpson of Ann Arbor of auctioneering, after taking have not been granted deferment had been promotec to Seaman 2nd Grand Rapids of her grandfather. kind and gradoua Earl Kinyon Sunday. home thl* year while teaching in spent part of last week with his course at the Jone* National School for wood-cutting but have been ex- l Charlie was sworn in the Chester Miedema. Sgt Ehrard Campau of Camp IVDIY Mm Chailes Smith spent Tues- the LoweU school*. brother, M El Simpson and wife of Auctioneering In Chicago. empted for fanning, so they stay Navy Seabee* on August 11 at De- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Btoomer and Polk, La, to spending an 8-dfv a»WT tw day wtth Mm Lisle Clark and as- Mm L. E. Johnson left Monday Mra Carrie Densmore of Saranac Clarence Wood suffered a broken on the terms rather than go to the troit and since that nme has been daught' : o£ N. McCords spent Fri- furlough with his mother, Mra. Her- erst 1000 CAR AND TTUOC 1 sisted her in canning corn. night for Toronto, Can., where *he waa a Saturday caller at the Simp- wrist In a fall while re-roofing the woods and face induction. Now they uationed at Camp Peary. Va. day evening with Mr. and Mrs. bert Cronlnge; and family at John Clark. Sr.. has been spend- win spend the rest of the week get 60 days—not enough—nor do Miss Nellie Bonner returned to Seymour Hesche and William son home. Cutter factory. MUST snvi AMUICA ing a few days with his daughter attending the Canadian Grand they understand it. In the United her home in Grand Rapid* last Hesche. Mr. sad Mm Lswrebce Richard- Mr. and Mm Harry N. Brigga and aoa-in-law, Mr. and Mm Clair Chapter of the O. E. S. She ac- States it has been comparatively Monday and Mrs. Orvies Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Cole and fam- son spent Sunday with the former's September 17, IMS—35 Years Ago Tetter in Freeport companied a group of Michigan spent Tuesday evening with their recent that the War Manpower accompanied her and xteurned to ily and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole parents, Mr. and Mm Ernest Rich- Mr. and Mm Frank Peterson and son and wife, Mr. and Mra. Hilton The wedding of Ward H. Willette Commission has marked pulpwood Ada on Wednesday evening. spent Saturday with Mr. and Mna ardson in Ehndale. Grand Officer*. daughter, Kathleen of Sidney and Bnggs In Grand Rapids. Hilton left of Lowell and Lottie E. TUlyer was cutter* a* "essential''. In the*e Nancy Whaley and David Miner Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dygert sad Mr. and Mra. Wesley Preston and W#.9 WOI Clarence Cole In East Lansing, at Wednesday morning for Fort Cus- solemnized at the home of the things lie the basis for the great motored to Wooolawn on Sunday their cottage at Derby Lake family of lUlamaaoJ. Jac'k UrfJ"""* ^ KtoJ™' «« dtoM. David of Detroit are spending tbe 01 Mr Un 01enn ter to enter service and 111* mother bride's parenta in Cascade in the potential shortage now in sight. afternoon and enjoyed supper vrith Mr. and Mr*. Homer WHkinson of Ypsllanti, Mm Carrie Dygert. "•* - week at the home of his sister, Tetter Sunday. and Mra. Chris Kropf went to presence of 100 guest*. Add to all this the increase in Mra. Miller. and daughter of Stanton spent Sat- Mr. and Mm R. D. Bancroft and Mrs. Arvil Heilman. Sunday dinner FARMERS | Has Jeanne Metternlck -M Grand Rapids to see him off. The Flynn A Nerreter comer gro- the use of paper products for war [ Mr. sad Mra Norman Wrtde a urday evening with Mr. and Mrs. children. Mm Francis Campau and guests were Mr. and Mm C. F. Pres- Arbor spent the week-end with her cery was sold to M. C. DeCon of porpoMS. th. tr^ad^a wa^l1"* " Seymour Dalstra and family. baby son, Robert Buth of Comatock ton of Ionia and Mr. and Mra. Wm. u parents. Mr. and Mm Matt Met- Cedar Springs. permitted, and it 1. clear whv Hi. to Mr. and Mra. Martin Schneider Park had a picnic dinner Sunday at Preston and daughters of Lansing. DOCTOaS 8 ternlck. Mra. Frank Pickard died at her J, be^ to £> ^ "—" -» - of South Lowen called on the Herbert Croninger home for the ceived word that their son, Cpl. Mr. and Mm Ctadr Tetter of Free- Mr. and Mra Carl Horn, son home here after a long illneaa field of publication. Top an this off Ethel Shilton and Mr. and Mra pleasure of Sgt Ehrard Campau Robert Stevens, had died in Africa port and John Clark. Sr., ; Charles, and daughter, Dorothy of Dr. and Mrs. D. K Thyng of with "ceilings" instead of bonuses Claude Cole Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mm Ralph Huntington, Rf 0 CROSS from machine gun woucda. Sunday evening caners at Lisle East Lansing spent Sunday after- Willow City, N. D., here for a short for over-average cut and you have Mr. and Mra Sherman Reynolds daughter Katherine and son George, Miss Mildred Sourer of Grand Clark'a noon with hi* mother, Mra. C. H. visit with relatives on thdr return ACtivims another depressing factor in the aeoompanled by Mra. Isidore Onan have rented an apartment in Lan- Rapids spent the week-etd in Ada 91m Jennie Tetter and Donald ! Horn. They also called at the Mrs. from a tour In Europe, having vi*- situation. and Elery Onan of West Lowell and sing where the former Is employed. Mcr __ .as a euest of her sister. Mrs Kan. were dinner euests of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Yeiter and Harold Yeiter aed London. Paris, Vienna. Berlin. Harrassea by all U>ese rcguia- Mra. Lou Tldd of Uvwell. motored but plan io spend Iheir wcck-cuo* SeJU9L aer Tstter and family. homes. Charles enters service the to Grand Rapida Sunday to spend at their home here. Rome and Florence. eoauc enutnts uons and restrictions many a news- chLiotU Fitch, A S of liases Etoine Houghton and Mar- 16th of this month. Samuel H. Livingston, a resident paper has already thrown in tbe! ^ ^ ^ ^ the day with F. A. Reynolds, honor- Mm Clayton Dygert at J daugh- Next MM- WAVE ilyn Qerfc were dinner guests of TiafaM* kaafe that halp hold UM ing his birthday anniversary. ter Melba of Isnaing and grand- Mr. and tor*. Frank Gould enter- nf Ada since 1856, passed away sponge But the strong ones have ^ Hunter* College New teacher. Mm Floyd Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and daughter, Ota Lee, spent Thuraday tained with a family dinner Sunday. at the age of 70 years. not yet been pulled down. They yof1l ^ Thuraday. Sept. 21 Geiger last Thuraday. he'll covat a gauadrpdi CIVILIAN OEftHSt Mra. Seymour Dalstra were Mr. and with the former's sister. Mm Macfc I Those prtsent were Mr. and Mm Two Parnell boy*, Francis Too- win be however, unless there is ^ on^ tudtog. lOss Dorothy Ctork enjoyed last Mrs Harold Green and daughter of Watson snd family. [L E. Court of GreenvUle, Mr. and hey and ISugene Howard, dls- prompt action NOW to get out the, Kansas IS a fine state. Don't >ay vacationing at Grand Haven 3-lttTTON Grand River Drive and Mr. and Connie Smith Lanora Watson. | Mra. George Ingeraoll of Cascade, unguisbed themselves at the com- pulpwood. Only the largest paper* attention to any of the guys the Mtose < PriscOto Smith. vim Mm Joe Green and family of Low- Connie Dewitt snd Vernon Tetter! Capt and Mra. G, H. Mclcerney, petitive examination for the West can live through a severe contrac- ^ho are saying III had a home In MarUya Lustig of Graad Rapids -He celled ra at 10:30 this are the Alto children wbo are start- Halifax. N. S., and Lieut and Mra. Point Military and Annapolis Naval tion. especially in view of present H-1 and a farm In Kansas. Td sell eU aad Carol Smith of 'Call the ofeel* he WAR SUPPLIES The W. 8. C. S meeting held at ing from here to Lowen school this bittw Gould Rlvette of Detroit Academy appointments, Toohey day tosses already suffered. imy farm and go home"" .PvL Clarfc Mr. and Mm Lisle Clarfc aad "Ask 'em where untracft ere. They 1 the ban Wednesday evening year. winning first for West Point and Lee Washburn sent Uie above clip- nghtsr, Marilyn aad Mr Gerald Fineis was aocompanied THEY NEVES GiVE very well attended. Tbe October Richard Gephart. spprentioe saa- Howard first alternate for Annapo- ping from the base paper, the {Mm George Wieland and daughter, At thonewnds of Standard Ofl Dealer 8tatio« to Lansing Friday by his mother, meetlag wO be held at the kaS. man. Is taking his trsinine at Givat! Bat faM ee I was lis. rooo SUPPLIERS A SUCKES A BREAK" "Gremlin" to his sister. Mrs. Elinor Marie, motored to Grand Haven Mra. P. J. Fineis and Mm N. E. Mr. and Mm Lionel Cole and tfaroogfaout the Miiaeet, eldlled hands era noderin A son wa* born to Mr. and Mm There's a "gimmick" in Coger, and asked that It be turned to get the girls who spent Borgerson, who spent the day there, daughter erf Hsstings were supper Grace Hale of long Aitrnwrr Unes bchw ieauned with war Ollle Hoover of Keene. gambling game from Bridge, Dice over to the Ad* corrrsponden. L Pvt. there In a a stepped-up standard of car jervioe—the and also by Mm Katherine Peetz, guests Sundsy evening of their few day* wtth her friend. Mm Bari calls. So I tea down t» the raa? *sk aad O. J, Howard of Vergennes and and the Horses, to Bingo, and ncrw Waahburn says the boys have Amy Tetter aad who returned to her home in Lan- M. BORN uncle snd sunt Mr. and Mm Cotoy, and Miss Hale wfB soon : type obtainable. TUs is tbe result Charles Jakeway of Moseley pur- . . , starting in The plenty of remarks about other over Labor Day sing after spending two weeks at b< n thl Cole. be leaving for Detroit where ft* of intwnaifiw^ training apftriiil instruction chased of C. M. Waiter* two lota Weekly with this Sunday's (Sept **"• ^ ^ * ^ *** *i spends the winter wtth ber nieces. fa Best Lansing ss iilwgslaa to the the Fineis home In Lowell. south of the letter's livery barn, 19) isrue of The Detroit Sundsy to P«

Short Story COMING EVENTS Rosalyn Dickerson Rationing Facts Weds Army Officer The W. 8. C. S. of the Methodist PROTECTION At a Glance Church will meet with Mrs. Jean The marriage of Rosalyn Dicker- Element of Time Wachterhauser Friday, Sept 17. son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don PHOTOS L. Dickerson of Lbwell, to Lieuten- Processed Foods The Martha Group will meet with ant Mames C. Carothers, the son At lit Extra tat Mrs. J. M. Townsend next Monday, By STANLEY CORDELL Blue stamps R, 6 and T are now of Mr. and Mre. J. C. Carothers of ME MOST DESIREI 8:00 p m Ever OM ,n Altoona, Pa., took place Saturday, DOCTORS WARN AGAINST Assoclntctf Newipnpcn. valid through Sept. 20. U, V anC W ^ * - " - WNU Release. [valid now and through Oct M. September 11, lit the chapel of the Prejfljyterian Church of Wilming- UNSAFE MTT.K GIFTS Meats, Cheeae. Butter, Fata Annual chicken supper. Congre- ton, N. C. ESLEY was angry because the and Canned Fish gational Church, Tuesday evening. White flowers and green ferns Can you afford to risk your health? train was delayed at Ashvllle Pocket-size folders for your photographs are sure to please all W Red Stamps X. Y and Z valid l8«Pt 21' ,n th® d,nin* room ^ were used throughout for decora- Junction He was equally angry at churc , cl Many cases of undulant fever are now and to Oct 2. Brown Stamp A| ' • ® Uon. The bride was attended by pervlce men. Order Now! Christinas jflfts for service men over- the telephone, because there was a Mrs. Kenneth L. Powers and the breaking out over the state. BOIS delay in getting his call through. from Bojk 3 now good. It is not The Peckham Group of the Con- neas must be mailed between Sept, 15 and Oct 16; Navy and But when at last he heard Prue's necessary to take Book 8 to the groom by Lieut. Klrstans of Lan- Is the prime source of Infection. gregational Church will meet with voice, the heat went out of him. Ration Board for signing. sing, Mich. The officers who had You can be SAFE at mo extra cost Marines between Oct 15 and Nov. 15. Mrs. John Coe on Friday, Sept. 17, served with Lieut. Carothers in "Hello, darling I I'll be an hour Sugar at 3:00 p. m. late in arriving. A cow on the Iceland, now studying at Fort LIMITED QUANTITY OF FOLDERS AND FILMS. Stamp 14 good for 5 pounds Davis, N. C., with their wives at- track, or something . . . It's going You polrts to boy: through Oct 31. Stamps 16 and The Charles W. Clark Auxiliary tended the ceremony. A wedding ORDER NOW AND DONT BE DISAPPOINTFJ)! to be marvelous seeing you again." "Call me at the office the minute 16 are good for 6 pounds of canning of the American Legion will meet dinner was served the bridal party you get in." sugar each; apply at board for Monday evening, Sept. 20, at the and friends at the Governor Dudley Cottage Cheese, Milk, Chocolate Milk Wesley hadn't seen ber for six additional canning sugar as need City Hall. Election of officers. Hotel in Wilmington. Bsttenwlk ani Skin Milk LEONARD STUDIOS months. It seemed like six years. arises. Valid until Oct. 31. •Mrs. Carothsra gtwluated zrom He had promised himself over and The Bowne Center PTA will be Grand Rapids Junior College and Lowell, Mich. Shoes Phone 184 over again that he wouldn't go away held Friday evening, Bept 17. Mrs. Michigan State College and attend- Phone today for delivery. another time for so long a period Stamp 18 good for 1 pair through Blanche DdKonlng of the Antl-Tb. ed Gregg School Normal in Chicago. without taking Prue too—as his wife. October 31. Odd-lot shoes now Society will give a talk and present She had been teaching In Ovid High The train was. an hour ami twelve ration-free. a film. Rev. Tlmms will alao give a sohool the paat two yearn. talk and music will be furnished. minutes late getting in to MUlbanks. Gasoline Lieut Carothers graduated from LOWELL CREAMERY Reifrertiments of coffee, sandwiches Wesley went Immediately Into the Michigan State College, department LoweU E. A. COMPAGNER, Prop. 87 MORE LOCAL NEWS No. 7 stamps in new 'A' hooka good station and called Prue. She would and cookies. of chemical engineering, and was through Sept. 21. 'B' and 'C stamps CHIOKER SUPPER be through work in an hour; would employed as an engineer at Nash Mrs. Michael O'Keefe efpent Tues- he meet her in the lobby of the Buck- which bear the words "mileage The Lowell Women's Club will Kelvinator before signing up for at the day In Grand Rapida ingham? ration" gocd for three gallons until start a new year with an open acUve duty in October of 194L He Outside the station Wesley saw used. Old style 'B' and 4C books no meeting at the Congregational Mr. and Mrs. Howard White were has been In Iceland for the past Tony MetcaU. He was glad to see longer valid. In Chicago several days last week. Church on Wednesday, Bept 22, at Up and Down Congregational anyone that he knew, after being sixteen months. Tires 2:30. An organ recital by Mrs. ! Mrs. C. E. Hathaway of Grand away so long. Harry Stauffer has been planned Church Next inspections due: 'A.' Book (Dbituoni | Ledge spent several days last week "How are things, Tony? It's good for your pleasure. Don't miss it Kent CountyRoads vehicles by Sept. 30; "B's' by Octo- with her sister, Mru. E. S. White. seeing you again." Guests are invited. Bring your Continued from first page) TUESDAY, SEPT. 21 "Back in the big town aga!n. eh? ber 31; 'C's' by November 81; com- Abraham P. Fcufa [ Mr. and Mrs. John Dage and friends. from S:30 on Suppose you're heading for the mercial vehicles every 6 months or Funeral services will be held at j daughter. Donna Jean of Everett, Buckingham. I'll walk along with 5,000 miles whichever Is first National Orange is Coming Sponsored by the ladles' Aid I apent Sunday with Mr. and Mra 10:30 Friday morning in the Roth you, if you don't mind going by way Fuel Oil •Btter&oy Kent county Grangers arc look- Chapel for Abraham P. Feutz of 1 James Gaunt who recently returned of Pleasant Street. I have an errand Electric Fence ing forward to the coming of the Ada. who died In St Mary's hos- ciglto Lowell from Mexla, Tex. to do." Coupon No. 5 good for 11 gallons National Grange Convention to pital, Tuesday afternoon. If there were anything strange In in Zones A and B and for 10 in! THE LEDGER GETS AROUND Sunday visitors at the Philip Zone C. It must last until Oct for| Grand Rapids In November. Been Mr. Feutz was bom February j Davenport home were Fred Vogel Tony's manner. Wes didn't notice it. Needs To Be Safe Lansing, Michigan 29, 1864 In Piry, Switzerland and He was too excited over the prospect both heat and hot water. Coupon a long time since this event lias SOUTH BOSTON GTcANGE j of Aliplne, Mrs. Amanda Dlnkle and September 13, 1943 came to thia country in 1888, first of seeing Prue. When he met her No. 1 for the new season good now Home-made or unapproved elec- been held In the state. Grand Rap- granddaughter, Shirley of Gran "Editor, The Lowell Ledger: setUing in Grand Rapids, then In at the Buckingham she seemed love- until Jan. 3 for 10 gallons. tric fence controllers are unsafe to ids waa chosen when the army Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wittenbach, Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jahnke lier than ever. They had dinner at use on Michigan farms according to '1 am renewing my subscription weather school closed up and left Ada where he had lived about 40 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rlttenger, Mr. of Caledonia, and Lester Bailey. the hotel, then went Into the lobby Richard Wltz, extension engineer to the Ledger. It is about the only the Civic Auditorium open. ye are. and Mrs. Glenn Pareons and Mr. A breakfast for new and old and sat down to talk. Time passed SO Per Cent Drop at Michigan State Colelge. way I get the news of relatives and Kent County Pomona Grange, Mrs. Feutz has been dead for and Mrs. Ira Sprgeant were visitors friends from home, that ia, it was teachcrs and board members was tieetingly, because each had so much A letter from a Montcnlm coun- with Carl Hesaler, of Courtland as many years and Mr. Feutz had been at Keene Grange Friday evening. my parental home until a couple In falling health for the past year. held in the Domestic Science room to tell the other. In Hunting Clubs ty farmer says "a great many farm- master, is busy making plans to Sept 10. All report a very pleasant of years ago. I aippreclate the Led- Surviving him to mourn their at the school on Monday n ornlng, At 8:30 o'clock two men en- State conservation department .rs In my neighborhood charge do their share in entertaining the evening. ger more than ever sincc Mr. Gil- loss are eight sons, John, Alfred, the opening day of school. This is tered the lobby. They approached ame men are anticipating about a their fence off the hl-line by plug- National Organization. the divan where Wes and Prue sat. more haa been in the ;iavy and I Arnold, Emll and Pau! of Grand The ladles of the grange enter- an annual event put on by the 50% drop in the number of farmer ging into a light socket and run- tained at the hall last Wednesday "Are you Wesley Holmes?" am left alone. Receiving it is al- Rapids, Victor of Belleville, Fred Teachers' Club. cooperative hunting clubs this year. ning through a 1 ampere fuse aad Too Late for Alfalfa afternoon, honoring Mns. Bert "That's right. What's on your most like having a friend come of Ada, and Robert; three daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew White and a 7H watt bulb." Jackson. The guest of honor re- mind?" Although 32 groups have already to rail We have had a number of calls ters, Mra Clare Lamoreaux of Spar- Iwu daughteia of Grand Rapids. applied for signs and Uckels under Aii arrangement of this kind could lately regarding the sowing of al- ceived a fine assortment of both "You're under arrest for the mur- 'A former Lowell girl suggested ta, Mrs. Thomas Boylan of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Donaker and very easily mean death to someone. dainty and useful gifts. The after- der of Tony Metcalf." the Williamston plan of trespass falfa. Seems that Ume is the limit- and Mrs. John Mol, Charlevoix; 46 Seven times the safe amount of that I write a letter to the paper noon entertainment was beano, two daughters of Ionia, and Mr. At headquarters Wes and Prue got control for the coming hunting sea- ing factor. Land was ready for the grandchildren and 25 great-grand- clectrlcity could flow through the for the information of relatives after which refreshments were and Mrs. Orval Jessup and Ronnie a glimmering of what it was all sons, which is about the usual num- seeding but no lime. Our advice chUdren. wire under these conditions and and frienda in and around Lowell were Sunday guests of Mr. and about. Captain Bullard showed them ber of applications on hand at this would be not to sow any alfalfa The body will lie at the home of served. even then resulting voltage on the and distant points who know Mr. Mrs. Arthur Young. a diary, written in Tony's hana. date, department officials are ex- as late aa thia. Auguat 1st to 10th Mrs. Boylan until Friday. Rev. N. Last Wednesday evening a large fence would be too low to effective^ Gilmore (Ralph) and who would be number of the friends of Keith John E. and Oscar M. Thompson "Prue has tamed mc down In fa- pecting a substantial reduction In in knowing his wher**- is plenty late enough. If your field G. Woon will preach the funeral vor of Wes Holmes. Best of luck to ly control livestock. Tapley and Edwin Marshall, held in renewing their subscription to the number of cooperating clubs abouts and what he is doing. I will is ready and you don't want It to •ermou and burial will be In Oak- them both, though It came as • An unruly colt can we controlled a community get-together at the the Ledger send best regards to all this T«J try to give the news briefly. He lay open over winter, give It a wood cometery. shock, for I loved hor greatly . . . tnd pastures can bt easily rotated hall, where several hours of card their Lowell friends. They write: Slump ia larmers' interest in lelt Lansing i^r Great Lakes Naval light seeding of rye. You can get Met Holmes at the four o'clock train by use of an elertric fence con- playing and dancing was enjoyed, "It looks now as though we would opening their farms to public hunt- Training Station April 22nd, After some late faU and early spring tonight and walked up the hill with troller. However, the most satlsfac- after which all did justice to the be In New Orleans for some time, ing under the guest ticket system completing his boot training and pasture. If the lime comes, sow him. He really is a nice chap When toiy and quite often the cheapest potluck lunch. The music by the and should have the home town Is probably explained by the fact a short furlough at home, he was It on top of the rye, nr hold and News of Our Boys I asked him about Rose he begged in the long run ts to buy a con- Dollaway family was greatly en- paper to keep us advised of hap- that many farmers are unusually transferred to the Naval Machine sow in spring. Plow the rye down me not to tell Prue. Well, why troller which is labelled with the ap- joyed. penings In and around Lowell. We busy this year and all realize that Service School at the University of In May and sow the alfalfa In late (continued rrom first page) should I?" proval of the •'Uconsln Industrial Sister Rachel Condon ia recover- have been without It for some time, Wes was stunned. He looked at there will be fewer hunters in the Minnesota, located In St Paul. He June or early July. Commission or the Underwriters' Jack Maxson is now located at ing from a major operation at due to being moved around." Prue. Prue said. "I didn't want to field this fall, department game likes it there very much and has With the price of alfalfa seed, Laboratory. Accoiding to Wltx, a the Great Lakes Training Station. Pennock hospital, Hastings. upset you by telling you about him, !men point out. nice quarters in Dexter Hall, men's one cannot risk sowing in Septem- Mrs. Katherine Blrgel and chit battery controller is considered Brother Roy Kyser left for the darling. It was nothing. I thought dormitory. They have a fine bunch ber. dren and Mrs. Elmer Muenchow of The 98 cooperative clubs which even more safe than the type which Lieut. Herbert Reynolds was U. of M. hospital at Ann Arbor, he was merely being friendly. When of fellows there. Ralph is one of six Chicago spent last week with Mr. were formed last year in 23 coun- operates off the 116-volt lighting Monduy, where he will undergo an I found out differently I told him The Bull Thistle Pest home from Camp McCoy over Sun- and Mrs. Nick Kloosterman. Oil Fri- ties, made 350,993 acres available circuit. section leaders with fifteen to day. operation. Sister Kyser accompa- we'd have to slop seeing each other day evening they called on Mr. and to hunters, under this cooperative twenty-two men und or his super- Unless my*«yes deceive me the nied her husband and planned on I met him for lunch today." Mrs. Ivan Blough at Clarksvilie, plan, which attracted nation-wide "Pilot," said the timid female vision. He is Master of Arms over "bull thistle" is getting to be a remaining with him. "The diary," said Captain Bul- Leo Blocher has arrived at Brook- attention when it was first devel- six rooms at the dormitory and second rival to wild carrot In pas- and on Mr. and Mrs. Ward Van- lard, "was found in Metcalf s pock- passenger, "what do we do if we lyn, N. Y., where he Is taking up Regular grange will convene Sat- also mailman for hia section. ture field. Seems like there are Dyke in Grand Rapids, Saturday et His body was discovered an oped at WHliaraston in Ingham are in the air and the engine falls?" his duties as one of the Merchant urday evening-. Sept 16, and another Ralph finds the course, which Is more this year than ever and na- evening. Sunday guests were Mr hour ago in the park—shot One of county in 1932. "Open parachute and drop." Marines. one of the dancing parties will be a two-year one shortened to six- and Mrs. Clayton Schwab and Mr. your gloves was also found there. "Suppose the parachute Wis?" turally there would be with all the held Saturday evening Sept. 25. teen weeks, quite difficult He ex- and Mre. Louis Beatty and son of Holmes. Now. the fact that you Thousands of people have iound "Flap your arms and say Tm a seeds we saw floating in the air Mr. and Mn. Wesley Miller re- Worthy Lecturer. pects to finish school and training Clarksvilie. asked Metcalf not to mention to Miss places to live through the want-ads. dicky bird*.- growing Into plants. Pasture fields ceived a letter from First Lt. Wm. Fuller about Rose—" there the first of November. He seem to be badly Infested with G. Jones from India telling of his Mr. and Mrs. Frank West of De- IN MEMOR1AM likes the Navy thus far, and I'm this weed. Tried to find some In- second crack-up. He regrets he will troit spent several days last week "Rose? Rose who?" cried Wes. "1 proud of him. I am working for the formation about It In the Mlchigaa not be able to fly again for at least with his parents, Mr. and Mra Fred don't know any Rose, never heard In loving remembrance of our of a girl by that tiame." U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry Weed bulletin but it was not listed eight months. He is able to be in West. Frank enlisted June 28, with S T R A NJD , LOWELL mother, Harriet E Morse, who Captain Bullard looked uncon- near Blast Lansing, maintaining our or I couldn't find It a wheelchair and said his burns are the Seabees for four years and he passed away September 13, 1934. vinced. home and doing all I can to help on healing nicely. He will be remem- was home on a ten day furlough. "You did walk up the hill with FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 17-18 the home front for an early victory In our lonely hours of thinking Back On Doty bered here as Bill Jones of Detroit Frank has received his second pro- Metcall this afternoon?" and, of course, with victory, Ralph's Thoughts of you a:e ever near. and a formr Fallasburg Cub. motion, he is 1st class boat mate. "Yes. He was at the station. Nei- lAKZAN LURID BY return. The many Kent County 4-H Club We who loved you. sadly miss you. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Warner and friends ot Major Nevels Pearson, ther one of us mentioned Prue." Jpm* OF ALL THE "An incident which might interest "Did you say you wanted these As it dawns another year. daughter, Phyllis Jean of Ionia and "What did you talk about?" PAGAN former Assistant State Club Leader, BLONDIE HITSI you took place while Ralph waa at eggs turned over?" A silent thought, a hidden tear. Mr. and Mrs. William. Slager and "Nothing in particular. Every- Great Lakes. One Sunday afternoon In charge of livestock work will "Yeah, to the Museum of Natural Keeps your memory ever near. children of Ada were also guests thing in general." he started out for a walk across be glad to know he haa recovered History. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lewis. at the West home. "Had you been particularly friend- v\ from OGU to Green Bay Camp to from a serious illpew and is back pl9 and Family ly with Metcall?" call on some buddies from Lanainig. on active duty in the army. He "No. He was never more than a As he was walking along he came is stationed in North Carolina. Earl JUNIOR FARM BUREAU casual acquaintance." upon a paper at the side of the Haas, former District Club Agent, BIRTHS "ifet he meets you at the station. road which looked familiar to him, is now a Major in the Tank Corp Was that by chance, or did he want To Pfc. and Mrs. Kenneth E. The Junior Farm Bureau met on so he picked it up and sure enough, and is stationed in Louisiana. to ask you about Rose—to find out if Pletcher, in St Mary's hospital, Thursday evening. Sept. 9, at th* it was "The Lowell Ledger." So he Thursday, Sept. 9. a son, wt. 9 lbs., the girl he loved were marrying a Vergennes Grange Hall. sat down and read the news about lomniy iiau b.. s go'ng to kinder- 7 ozs. He haa been named Galen man worthy of her?" Thia meeting was highlighted by all the folks and among the itema garten for several montha He was Kenneth. "Look here," Wes cried wildly, the installation of new officers. A "this is all nonsense. I tell you he found his own name. He cut the walking down the street one day report by the cam/pers on their you're crazy." items out with his knife and sent with bis mother when they passed activities at the recent Junior Farm "Perhaps we are," agreed Cap- them home to me. Each week when another small boy. Tommy said: Bureau camp, at Wallden Woods, tain Bullard. "That's something that I receive my paper I cut out items "Hello, Johnny!" Here's an ideal way to accumu- was also given at this meeting. A will have to be decided later. In concerning relatives and boys In When they had gone on, his late a down-payment for the Pemy SINGLETON • Arttuir LAKE home you plan to buUd after membership drive committee was the meantime, you may consider the service whom he knows and mother asked him what the other yourself under arrest" Lariy SIMMS - Hugh HERBERT appointed and is as follows: Oren send them to him." little boy's last name was. the war. Ever- r Bond you "Just a minute. Captain," Prue Ford, Claude Condon, Jr., Alfred "I had the pleasure of being in Tt's Johnny Sltdown," replied buy can scr\». lublc pur' said. Prue's lips were white, but PLUS NEWS St. Paul with Ralph the past two Tommy. "Thafs what the teacher po*e Hciptouinrncwarnow; Thomet and Mary Farrell. A shad- the startled, horrified look had left ow social was also held and resulted weeks and was interested in ob- calls him." help to build your home later. her eyes, "Was your medical exam- SUNDAY AND MONDAY, SEPT. 19-80 serving the training and various Remember "For Tomorrow's in the raising of $33 for Junior iner able to determine the approxi- activities. The afternoon of Labor Home Buy Bonds Today." Farm Bureau expenses. mate time of Tony's death?" Day, because of the ahortage of The next meeting will be held "He died at about 5:45, If it makes THE ENTERTAINMENT help, I had the privilege of going on Thursday evening. Sept 23 at the any difference." into the kitchen and helping to Vergennes Grange hall. "It does. It makes this differ- prepare the evening meal. I found ence; Tony committed suicide, but Mrs. Anna Mae Roth and Miss the food very good. Lowell Lonber was clever enough to make it ap- Doris MacKellar are to speak at •1 was there to see the .boys this meeting. The refreshment com- pear as though Wes had murdered ivy AN EXTRA *100 If aid Sipply Co. him. He didn't want either of us to OF 1943! receive their mail, Ralph being mittee is as follows: Mary Farrell, be happy. He told me that this mailman for the Section. One could J'ancy Sioxed Edith Farrell, Dorothy Farrell and noon. After lunch he must have not know what a letter from home Sally Farrell. gone and written those things in his means to the boys if he has not ONE POUND BOXES Oren Ford. Pub'y. Chmn. diary as he expected and planned seen their faces and heard thrm them to happen." * say, 1 didn't get any mail from CARD OF THANKS "On just what do you base such a home.' For that ruaaon, I am giad We Specialize In Candy We wish to thank the following deduction. Miss fuller?" go without sle«p or cut my lunch time short at the office and know persons who helped to make it pos- "Oa the element of time. Tony UTOMOBfLE IISIRMOE . A box of candy makes a sible that all September 1st re- knew Wes was arriving on the four that Ralph will have a letter from home. fine thank-yon gift for your newals went out on time. First, the o'clock train. I know because 1 All Types of Coverage week-end host members of the gasoline panel who told him. Tet the train didn't get Cordially yours, In nntll 5:12. I met Wes at 6:S0. Mrs. Ralph Gilmore Boys In the service also ap- gave hours of their time withe at rmasdal Responsibility Special Risks pay, and the following ladies; Ber- They were together In the mean- (nee Bessie Foster) preciate a good box of candy. time. Tony wouldn't have had time tha Jessup, Anna Ellis. Ella Pur- R- R. 2, Lansing, Mich." to write all that in his diary in the chase. Emma Ryder, Elizabeth Interim, and be neglected to change Call 144 for Sorvloe *** Crabb, Dana Johnson, Elsie Sum- "My poor brother has Just reached the time from four to five-tWrty." TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPT. tl-M mers. Garrltt Coe, Miss Sally and the end of his rope." HARRY & VS Wes. who had curseu the train be Sara Nlelson and Patsy DeGraw. RIOHARD DIX aud LEO CARRILLO In "Where are you goinig—to cheer cause it was delayed at Ashville Frances DeGraw him up?" SWEET SHOP Junction, now blessed it Rlttenger Insurance Service pl9 Ethel Beachum. "No, to cut him down." 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